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pundit (PUN dit) This word comes to us from the Hindi for “learned man” and it means “a person with an authoritative opinion.” It is most often used to describe a source of political opinions. The noun form is “punditry.”
- The cable news channel revealed its true politics when it brought in a conservative pundit to comment on the impact of the president’s State of the Union address.
- “I’m tired of the punditry broadcast on all of the television news magazines,” Mr. Cohen told his Media and Politics class. “It’s easy to find a voice of authority on both sides of every issue but, in the final analysis, they don’t tell us anything we don’t already know.”
——摘自《Fiske WordPower: The Most Effective System for Building a Vocabulary That Gets Results Fast》
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pundit（pundit）这个词来自印地语，意思是“有权威意见的人”。它最常被用来描述政治观点的来源。名词形式是“专家”
- 有线新闻频道邀请了一位保守派专家就总统国情咨文的影响发表评论，揭示了其真实的政治
- 科恩在他的媒体与政治课上说：“我厌倦了所有电视新闻杂志上的专家广播。”。“在每个问题上都很容易找到双方的权威声音，但归根结底，他们不会告诉我们任何我们不知道的事情。”
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